Logistic Intelligence and Supply Chain Management

The Master in Logistics Intelligence and Supply Chain Management, MLISCM, presents itself as a lecturer trainingdegree, dedicated to professionals with proven experience. Implement international good practices and promotelifelong learning, is one of the core goals of the MLISCM. In this context, the Master proposes the offer of advancedtraining with the purpose of consolidating skills and acquire new knowledge in the field of logistics and supply chainmanagement.
The fundamental objectives of MILGCA are also to provide knowledge of logistical processes, together with amanagement component supported by decision-making techniques and technological innovation brought about by thetransformation digital and data sciences and information systems.

– Holder of a Bachelor’s degree or legal equivalent, in the various areas of Management, Economics, Informatics,Engineering, and related areas, preferably, with proven professional experience in these or related areas (i.e., minimumof 5 years, by DL-65/2018);
– Hold a foreign higher academic degree that is recognized as meeting the objectives of the Bachelor’s degree by theTechnical-Scientific Council, in the various areas of Management, Economics, Informatics, Engineering, and relatedareas, preferably with proven professional experience in these or related areas (i.e., minimum of 5 years, by DL-65/2018);
– Hold an academic, scientific, or professional curriculum, whose capacity is recognized by the Technical-ScientificCouncil of CBS-ISCAC/IPC, in the various areas of Management, Economics, Informatics, Engineering, and relatedareas, preferably with proven professional experience in these or related areas (i.e., minimum of 5 years, by DL-65/2018).

The Master’s degree in Logistics Intelligence and Supply Chain Management provides a very diverse set of professional opportunities, namely:
•   Supply Chain Manager/Director;
•   Logistics Manager/Director;
•   Distribution Manager/Director;
•   Transport Manager/Director;
•   Warehouse Manager/Director;
•   Purchasing/Procurement Manager;
•   Logistics Operations Manager;
•   Inventory Manager.

There are countless other possibilities associated with Consulting and Management and Decision Specialties, such as:
•   Consultant/Specialist in data analysis for logistics;
•   Consultant/Specialist in Data Analysis in Supply Chain;
•   Consultant/Specialist in People and Team Management in logistics;
•   Consultant/Specialist in Reverse Logistics and Sustainability;
•   Consultant/Specialist in logistics operators;
•   Consultant/Specialist in Warehouse Management;
•   Consultant/specialist in Transportation, routing and fleet.

Portuguese Language.

The knowledge of logistical processes is combined with a management component supported by decision-makingtechniques and technological innovation, brought by digital transformation and by data sciences and informationsystems.
In more detail, it is expected that learning will provide:
– structuring knowledge in the area of logistics and supply chain management, in the various sectors;
– specific knowledge in the main elements and operations of the supply chain;
– knowledge of objectives and critical success factors in supply chain management;
– knowledge of methodologies and techniques to support decision making;
– Robust analytics in the areas of logistics and chain management;
– practical knowledge in the context of IS and IT in the context of application.

A Master´s degree allows entry into the 3rd cycle of studies leading to PhD degree.